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Page 163
... Aurengzebe * a bed . From ten to eleven . Tea - table . Sent to borrow Lady FADDLE'S Cupid for VENY . Read the play bills . Re- ceived a letter from Mr. FROTH . Mem . Locked it up in my strong box . Rest of the morning . FONTANGE , the ...
... Aurengzebe * a bed . From ten to eleven . Tea - table . Sent to borrow Lady FADDLE'S Cupid for VENY . Read the play bills . Re- ceived a letter from Mr. FROTH . Mem . Locked it up in my strong box . Rest of the morning . FONTANGE , the ...
Page 164
... Aurengzebe . : From four to twelve . Changed my mind , dressed , went abroad , and played at Crimp till midnight . Found Mrs. SPITELY at home . Conversation : Mrs. BRIL- LIANT'S necklace false stones . Old lady LOVEDAY going to be ...
... Aurengzebe . : From four to twelve . Changed my mind , dressed , went abroad , and played at Crimp till midnight . Found Mrs. SPITELY at home . Conversation : Mrs. BRIL- LIANT'S necklace false stones . Old lady LOVEDAY going to be ...
Page 165
... Aurengzebe lay upon the chair by me . KITTY re- peated without book the eight best lines in the play . Went in our mobs * to the dumb man according to ap- pointment . Told me that my lover's name began with a G. Mem . The conjurert was ...
... Aurengzebe lay upon the chair by me . KITTY re- peated without book the eight best lines in the play . Went in our mobs * to the dumb man according to ap- pointment . Told me that my lover's name began with a G. Mem . The conjurert was ...
Page 264
... Aurengzebe , and Love Triumphant , are all pre- cedents of this nature . ' I might further justify this practice by that excellent epilogue which was spoken , a few years since , after the tragedy 1 tragedy of PHÆDRA and HIPPOLITUS ...
... Aurengzebe , and Love Triumphant , are all pre- cedents of this nature . ' I might further justify this practice by that excellent epilogue which was spoken , a few years since , after the tragedy 1 tragedy of PHÆDRA and HIPPOLITUS ...
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